Working Toward a Greener Future for the Next Generation

In our role as a trusted Subaru dealership, there’s one thing we’ve learned firsthand about Subaru drivers: no two are quite alike! From solo adventurers to fun-loving families and with plenty of unique personalities in between, the only thing that all of our drivers have in common is a love for exploration.

As such, it’s easy to see why Subaru of America is so committed to sustainability and protecting the environment. The men and women of the United States National Parks Service share the same passion, and now our two organizations are coming together.

Subaru Focuses on Sharing Knowledge and Experience

In 2003, Subaru’s international plants became Zero Landfill. This designation means that none of the automaker’s plants send anything to landfills or incinerators; every resource is reused or recycled in an effort to minimize environmental impact.

The following year, Subaru was recognized as the first manufacturer in United States history to achieve this status. In the decade since, the company has learned a lot. Now it’s time to share that knowledge by working with the National Parks Service to help our nation’s parks achieve the same status. This process will begin with three of the United States’ most beautiful areas.

Yosemite

One of California’s best known natural areas, Yosemite was among the first areas to be considered for the National Park status. Since becoming part of the agency’s jurisdiction when it formed in 1916, the park has continued to attract enthusiastic visitors from all over the world.

Composed of cliffs, valleys, and old-growth forests, Yosemite continues to represent the very spirit of the National Parks Service. With over 675,000 acres of designated wilderness area, the beauty of this park is undeniable.

Grand Teton

The highest peak in the Teton Range of the Rocky Mountains, Grand Teton is an environment known for a wide array of wildlife. With placid lakes, brilliant peaks, and beautiful valleys, this park is as picturesque as they come.

Captivating views abound for adventurers here.

Denali

One of Alaska’s eight national parks, Denali is well known around the world as the home of North America’s highest peak, Mount McKinley. Wonder Lake awaits those who choose to traverse the park’s single service road. Remote and peaceful, this park highlights the contrast between calm glaciers and thriving populations of plants and animals.

While these three remarkable parks will be the first to benefit from the partnership between Subaru and the National Parks Service, they only represent the beginning of what promises to be a long and fruitful relationship. The effort we all make today will be reflected tomorrow, and we look forward to the blossoms that these seeds will create.

To learn more about Subaru’s efforts in these breathtaking parks, as well as the company’s efforts closer to home, be sure to contact Subaru of Morristown online or to call our team at (866) 910-3466 today.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 1st, 2015 at 11:12 am and is filed under Subaru of Morristown.